Tracking Progression Forum

[chrijani]

Hey everyone,

Just wanted to gain some insight on how others are tracking their progress. I currently use a pretty old school method, simply pen and paper (agenda) to keep track of what my goals are to get done each day, what I actually end up completing, how many hours I put in, and additional comments for notes or reminders.

What do you guys use to keep track of your studying? I know there are LSAT analytics or other excel based methods for PT tracking, but what about for those who aren't at the PT stage and would like to keep track of how many hours they spent drilling per week with notes maybe explaining why 1 session was longer than another. Looking forward to seeing what everyone else does.
PS: if anyone has a great online/excel based method for this type of tracking, would you be willing to share it?

[Busbecq]

I just read Superprep and did the three PTs there at a pace of 1 section per study session. Then I did a few PTs as individual 35 minute sections, with generous breaks in between and lots of saltiness at my shitty marks. Then I did maybe 15 full test condition PTs for the remainder of my studying. My tracking was as follows:
Did I complete a PT today? Y/N
If N complete a PT
If Y stop thinking about LSATs until tomorrow